[Air-l] Know of humanities/social research on wireless?
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Wed May 11 13:18:45 PDT 2005
I am also exploring the use of wireless devices to support
workplace learning. Here are a few articles that might be
helpful.
Fortunati, L. (2005). Is body-to-body ocmmunication still
the prototype? The Information Society, 21(53), 53-61.
Fortunati, L. (2002). The mobile phone: Towards new
categories and social relations. Information, Communication
& Society, 5(4, 513-528.
Green, N. (2002). On the move: Technology, mobility, and the
mediation of social time and space. The Information Society,
18, 218-292.
Jain, S. S. (2002). Urban errands: The means of mobility.
Journal of Consumer Culture, 2(3), 385-404.
Leonardi, P. M. (2003). Problematizing "new media":
Culturally based perceptinos of cell phones, computers among
united states latinos. Critical Studies in Media
Communication, 20(2), 160-179.
Rafael, V. L. (2003). The cell phone and the crowd:
Messianic politics in the contemporary phillipines. Public
Culture, 15(3), 399-425.
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Gail D. Taylor, Ed.M.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Human Resource Education Ph.D. Student
Educational Psychology Teaching Assistant
"There is no difference between living and learning." -- John Holt
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